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a geometric sequence has an initial value of 25 and a common ratio of 1.8. Write a function to represent this sequence . Find.th

e 23rd term.

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Debora [2.8K]2 years ago

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Use the formula

a_n = a_1•r^(n-1)

a_23 = 25•(1.8)^(23 - 1)

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